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"Robot Chicken" masterminds Seth Green and Matthew Senreich will offer creative involvement on the 'toon, with writing from "The Daily Show's" Brendan Hay. Jennifer Hill of "The Backyardigans" will produce and Todd Grimes of "Back at the Barnyard" will direct.

"The 'Star Wars' universe is so dense and rich; it's crazy to think that there aren't normal, mundane everyday problems in a world so well-defined," Green says in the release. "And it's even crazier to think of what those problems might be, since it's all set in a galaxy far, far away. What do these characters do when they're not overthrowing Empires?"

Take a deep breath, folks. Everything's going to be OK. I hope.

Look, I understand wanting to Force choke George Lucas & Co. for this umpteenth cash grab. But this has the potential for some real silly comedic genius — the very silly but cerebral kind of "what if?" talk we "Star Wars" fans engage in and crave the world over.

Green and Senreich mastered that with their truly hilarious "Robot Chicken: Star Wars" episodes. If they can bring that same silly, smart sensibility to the proceedings along with the kid-friendly but still fanboy savvy humor of, say, Marvel's "The Super Hero Squad Show," we should be in for a real treat.

Besides, the series aims to focus on the nameless, peripheral denizens of the "Star Wars" universe and how the big names in the saga impact their lives. So hopefully we'll get some wit and slapstick of the Tag and Bink variety.

At the very least, we shouldn't end up with "Muppet Babies" wielding lightsabers.